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Press, Volume LXXXII, Issue 25021, 1 November 1946, Page 1

AMUSEMENTS COMMENCING TO-DAY AT 2 AND 7.30 L .a. E Eriiny AMALGAMATED THEATRES. LTD (Throughout N.Z.) 20th Century-Fox Presents IN TECHNICOLOUR Ben Ames Williams’ Dramatic Best-seller of a Woman who Committed the Deadliest of the Seven Deadly Sins! GENE CORNEL JEANNE TIERNEY WILDE CRAIN In “LEAVE HER TO HEAVEN” And on the same programme CAROLE WILLIAM LANDIS GARGAN In the Gasp-A-Minute Mystery “Behind Green Lights” (Both Recom. by Censor for Adults.) PLANS D.I.C. (No. 7) and THEATRE TO-MORROW MORNING AT 10. THE SPLENDID SHOW FOR CHILDREN LAUREL and HARDY In “A-HAUNTING WE WILL GO” KEN MAYNARD AND HIS WONDER HORSE "TARZAN” IN “MYSTERY MOUNTAIN” (All Approved for Universal Exhibition.) And on the Stage "JERRY,” the Talking Automaton Cartoons, Short Subjects, etc. Stalls 6d. D. Circle 9d CIVIC THEATRE BOXING CIVIC THEATRE BOXING WEDNESDAY NEXT, NOV. «. BOXJhS WEDNESDAY NEXT. NOV. 6. BOXING 8 P.M BOXING lDoor£ Open 7.15 pan.) BOXING PROFESSIONAL. AND gOXING PROFESSIONAL AND BOXING INTER-PROVINCIAL BOXING ’ INTER-PROVINCIAL BOXING AMATEURS BOXING AMATEURS BOXING BOXING HENRY ROBERTSON (Chch.) BOXING HENRY ROBERTSON (Chch.) BOXING HENRY ROBERTSON (Chch.) BOXING HENRY ROBERTSON (Chch.) BOXING v. BOXING FRANK ENDACOTT (Sydney) BOXING FRANK ENDACOTT (Sydney) BOXING FRANK ENDACOTT (Sydney) BOXING FRANK ENDACOTT (Sydney) BOXING

BOXING (The return match everyone BOXING has been waiting for.) BOXING BOXING —ALSOBOXING SELECTED AMATEURS BOXING SELECTED AMATEURS BOXING WELLINGTON v. BOXING WELLINGTON v. BOXING CANTERBURY BOXING CANTERBURY BOXING Booking Opens D.1.C., 9.30 a.m. BOXING THIS MORNING. BOXING BOXING PRICES: Limited number of BOXING Ringside, 10/- plus tax. Stalls BOXING 6/-, 5/-, 4/-. 3/-, plus tax., BOXING Ladies and Boys half-price to BOXING all parts except Ringside. BOXING IMPORTANT: BOXING Membership tickets not trans-. 'BOXING ferable, and must be shown at BOXING Theatre. BOXING MAKE SURE OF A GOOD BOXING SEAT—RESERVE EARLY.

To-night Mon-3tar To-night EVERY FRIDAY Mon-Star To-night 8 till 1. 3 till 1. Mcn-Star To-night CALEDONIAN HALL Mon-Star To-night CALEDONIAN HALL Mon-Star To-night MIXED DANCING Mon-Star. To-night MIXED DANCING Mon-Star To-night to Mon-Star To-night RAY VERNAL’S Mon-Star To-night RAY VERNAL’S Mon-Star To-night ORCHESTRA Mon-Star TO-night Also Mon-Star Tb-nlght RON RIPLEY'S Mon-Star To-night HAWAIIAN Mon-Star To-night SERENADERS Mon-Star To-night Admission 2/6 Mon-Star To-night Supper Provided. Mon-Star To-night FLOOR SPACE 800 Mon-Star To-night POPULAR DANCE Mon-Star To-night EVERY WEDNESDAY Mon-Star To-night CALEDONIAN HALL Mon-Star Tomight Mon-Star 6287

Mayfair TO-NIGHT Lounge Mayfair TO-NIGHT Lounge Mayfair Lounge Mayfair POPULAR DANCING Lounge Mayfair POPULAR DANCING Lounge Mayfair POPULAR DANCING Lounge Mayfair Lounge Mayfair CHARLES PATTERSON Lounge Mayfair CHARLES PATTERSON Lounge Mayfair CHARLES PATTERSON Lounge Mavfair And His Orchestra. Lounge Mayfair (Seven Piece) Lounge Mayfair (Seven Piece) Lounge Mayfair (Seven Piece) lounge Mayfair Lounge Mayfair SINGING SPECIALTIES Lounge Mayfair SINGING SPECIALTIES Lounge Mayfair SINGING SPECIALTIES Lounge Mayfair Lounge Mayfair 2/6—ADMISSION—2/6 Lounge

LADBROOKS. A Final WELCOME HOME will be tendered to the local returned servicemen in above hall TO-NIGHT, NOVEMBER 1.

During the evening a special feature will be the unveiling of an Honours Board, inscribed with the following names: Bon. Ware, Bill Partridge, Watty Scobie, Fred Scobie. Lester Ward. Jack Tucker. Peter Mehrtens, Raich Miller. Neil Meyer. Arthur McDury. Sid Scobie. Each serviceman, will receive a further monetary gift. Very good music. High-class supper. Novelty Dances. Dancing from 8.30 p.m. KEEP THIS DATE FREE. Ladies 2/-. Gents 2/6. 1398 “Race Cabaret” “Race Cabaret" WINTER GARDEN WINTER GARDEN WINTER GARDEN SATURDAY NEXT—B.3O till 12. BRIAN MARSTON’S ORCHESTRA. Double Tickets 10/-; Alcoves. 7/6 and 5/-. Intending Patrons are advised to make their Reservations Early. Phone 32-088. (Evening Dress Essential.) MRS R F. NEWTON. Manageress. 6208 CHRISTCHURCH MAORI LABOUR PARTY. A EUCHRE PARTY AND DANCE Will be Held on SATURDAY. NOVEMBER 2nd, in the MAORI ASSN ROOMS. 153 Worcester st., behind Civic Theatre. Maori and Pakeha Supporters are invited to attend the first of a Series of Pleasant Evenings. Novelties. Statue Dances, Items. Admission: Ladies Is 6d, Gents. Is 6d. Organisers: Members Maori Labour Party. . X 4421 REALM REALM REALM REALM REALM REALM (GLOUCESTER STREET) FRIDAY FRIDAY . FRIDAY GEO. THORNE* AND HIS RHYTHM STARS PERFECT DANCING FLOOR Admission 2/6 Admission 2/6 DANCING EVERY FRIDAY AND TUESDAY. 6293 CRICKET CLUB DANCE DAVIS GELATINE (N.Z.), LTD. LINWOOD AVENUE SCHOOL HALL. FRIDAY. NOVEMBER Ist. 8 P.M. Rhythmic Trio Band. Supper provided. Admission: Gents 3/-. Ladies 2/-. WAIHORA ROD AND GUN CLUB. D A N C E To be held in the MOTUKARARA HALL TO-NIGHT (FRIDAY) NOV. Ist. 1946. Chadwick’s Orchestra. Ladies, 2/-; Gents, 3/-. X 4204

SPRINGSTON SOCIAL CLUB’S FORTNIGHTLY DANCE—TO-MORROW NIGHT NOVEMBER 2nd. Les. Kinsman’s Band. Supper provided. Cards for Non-dancers.